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Create a set of delightful Halloween character dolls perfect for spooky playtime. This collection includes both front and back designs for each doll, offering a full 360-degree crafting experience. Step-by-step instructions are included.
Stitch out the front and back of your embroidery design using poly mesh to stabilize the design.
Step 2:
Mark ¾” around the front and back of your design stitch out.
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Step 3:
Cut to this line.
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Step 4:
Pin the designs right sides together aligning the arms and legs and head correctly.
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Step 5:
Sew the front and back together with a .5” seam allowance. Make sure to leave a 2.5” opening at the bottom. You will need this to turn your design right side out.
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Step 6:
Trim the fabrics to ¼” around the final stitching leaving around ½” of fabric at the opening to turn the doll. Notch around the curves for smoother turning of the doll. You are ready to turn your doll right side out.
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Step 7:
You are ready to turn your doll right side out.
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Step 8:
Stuff the doll to the desired firmness.
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Step 9:
Turn in the opening seam allowances and hand stitch the opening shut.
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Step 10:
That’s it! You’ve created a your dangerously cute doll. Have a Happy Halloween!
Amber, the Designer Extraordinaire over at Adventures in Stitcherland, has been sewing since she was 9 years old. When she's not creating stunning embroidery designs, she is elbow-deep in all things fashion.